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we're going to build the new economy within renewables. that is where we need to put our investment. if you look at the withdrawal of a special provision of oil, gas, and coal, it tells a story about how we think you invest in the future. >> thank you. just a couple of thoughts. years ago i was taught what was called a harvard case study approach to solving problems. it was taught in business school and the idea was to your given this complicated situation with different things that would be a good thing to do. part of the discipline was that you should pick the number one thing, the first and essential element you have got to deal with. frequently that was the situation that would determine whether the company was going to succeed or fail. but as i take a look at the things that you are looking at dealing with within the budget, to some degree we are dealing with peripheral things and it seems that there has been pretty good emphasis, but the and velvet -- the elephant in the room is the tremendous growth of entitlements. i heard referenc
we're going to build the new economy within renewables. that is where we need to put our investment. if you look at the withdrawal of a special provision of oil, gas, and coal, it tells a story about how we think you invest in the future. >> thank you. just a couple of thoughts. years ago i was taught what was called a harvard case study approach to solving problems. it was taught in business school and the idea was to your given this complicated situation with different things that would...
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first of all the economy is terrible. la of laugh all human thought has now been limited to 140 characters. [ laughter ] and most importantly nevil longbottom now looks like this. [cheers and applause] i think we can all agree that that is a real message of hope. [ laughter ] now, another big change is that thanks to ted talks -- [cheers and applause] -- all the real smarty people with the cutting edge ideas are now legally required to use a headset microphone when changing the world with thought. why? well, observe how it frees up my hands. [ laughter ] so i can communicate how together we can reframe the issues and shift the paradigm so that we can pull ourselves -- [laughter] -- [cheers and applause] into a brighter tomorrow. [ laughter ] and today, here, at the clinton global initiative i'm proud to announce the birth of a brand new cgi, the colbert galactic initiative. thank you. very excited. you are the first to know. don't get me wrong global is good. it's cute, baby steps. i'm just thinking a little bit bigger. i
first of all the economy is terrible. la of laugh all human thought has now been limited to 140 characters. [ laughter ] and most importantly nevil longbottom now looks like this. [cheers and applause] i think we can all agree that that is a real message of hope. [ laughter ] now, another big change is that thanks to ted talks -- [cheers and applause] -- all the real smarty people with the cutting edge ideas are now legally required to use a headset microphone when changing the world with...
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it is true that the economy is beginning to grow again. this is almost like the reverse of what we did in 1993. i was perfectly well aware that if we raise taxes and cut spending, it could have a dragging effect on the economy. not nearly as much as having low growth or then having interest rates that were too high. so our gamble was that the explosive effect of lowing interest rates with a booming bond market and having more disposal income over five-10 year period to invest in america's future would more than offset putting the hammer down by raising more money and cutting spending. it turned out to be a good gamble. it will make sense here again. but timing is everything. so i think you should have a budget that does not defy arithmetic and does not follow in the trap that we had for 20 of the last 32 years which is you always get more money when you cut taxes. but it is also important that we recognize if there is literally no growth you dope get many revenues anyway. -- don't get many revenues anyway. what we need is a jobs program wi
it is true that the economy is beginning to grow again. this is almost like the reverse of what we did in 1993. i was perfectly well aware that if we raise taxes and cut spending, it could have a dragging effect on the economy. not nearly as much as having low growth or then having interest rates that were too high. so our gamble was that the explosive effect of lowing interest rates with a booming bond market and having more disposal income over five-10 year period to invest in america's...
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president of the european central bank home mario drawee telling the audience that he thinks the european economy is going to recover and he sees that happening in the second half of this year he also says the question of austerity measures versus growth doesn't really make any sense to him he said the austerity measures are definitely quote by the avoidable the developing countries and to the emerging economies were also very much in the spotlight here today the most recent i'm out of data actually shows that the brics will grow five and a half percent this year that's definitely watch higher than the numbers we're going to see out of the euro zone so we asked to join ferraro verne's thing young what he thought about it and he said that global c.e.o.'s at the moment are actually starting to look beyond these so-called bricks for investment opportunities. and then now looking beyond the bricks. and actually cited for turkey indonesia mexico and south africa and they the c.e.o.'s eighty two percent of them said they plan to invest for the first time or incremental investment in those markets so th
president of the european central bank home mario drawee telling the audience that he thinks the european economy is going to recover and he sees that happening in the second half of this year he also says the question of austerity measures versus growth doesn't really make any sense to him he said the austerity measures are definitely quote by the avoidable the developing countries and to the emerging economies were also very much in the spotlight here today the most recent i'm out of data...
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of these union anneal the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt woes all that's being chewed over at this year's financial forum at switzerland's flashy ski resort of ninety's natasha and that scar is their force line after this break. it's. legit . play. live live. live . victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profit and that's why when there's a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups that they are meeting that is not a managers or change their name and strategy but just tell the same murderous. high ranking suspects give no comment are you upset about that mr president go soon. to president putin. both of you. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end and he says sick and stuff your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. regards from synch i've nev
of these union anneal the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt woes all that's being chewed over at this year's financial forum at switzerland's flashy ski resort of ninety's natasha and that scar is their force line after this break. it's. legit . play. live live. live . victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profit and that's why when there's a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he has said that...
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and they we're were not going to have a vibrant economy. and then they decided this would be part of it and they were going to help to keep the military. and he had assistance from the united states. and in so doing, pakistan would not actually get involved in the american military plans or anything and he came to pakistan and said that our army will become your army and he says to him, we can't fight communism without the good guys on our side, and that is why have signed on pakistan. the good guys are not pakistanis and then dulles as if they are not than they are the least muslims. and of course, they were hindus. and so was atypical in nine american politician who didn't know the difference about what he wanted including allies against the soviet union and he was lining up allies in pakistan was willing to be an ally in india wanted to be nonaligned. so that was part of this relationship. but in a few years, eisenhower said that it is a mistake to seek out allies and then that military will never be for which we are arming them. they ne
and they we're were not going to have a vibrant economy. and then they decided this would be part of it and they were going to help to keep the military. and he had assistance from the united states. and in so doing, pakistan would not actually get involved in the american military plans or anything and he came to pakistan and said that our army will become your army and he says to him, we can't fight communism without the good guys on our side, and that is why have signed on pakistan. the good...
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i worry very much that taking over in effect what's -- one-sixth of the nation's economy in the name of obama care and putting the federal government in charge to the extent we are that we are going to do more harm than good. >> what do you recommend the president do now. >> he has a pr problem. which is least the of the problem. >> he is not likely to listen. >> i know. not likely. i don't think he will listen. i don't think he will listen. but it is -- it really is a serious situation because we are coming up a deadline. i worry less about the website. i think that could be fixed. you know, it is very annoying and inconvenient to a lot of americans and a headache but the deeper problems, as we go along, with obama care, how do we fund it, for instance? >> it may be it is just not fixable. it may be one of those developments, proposals, or packages that is a train wreck. it is not going to -- there isn't anything you can do to repair it. start all over again. >> what's going to happen if we don't? what happen it is we don't n. >> i think we are doing serious damage for it and -- say
i worry very much that taking over in effect what's -- one-sixth of the nation's economy in the name of obama care and putting the federal government in charge to the extent we are that we are going to do more harm than good. >> what do you recommend the president do now. >> he has a pr problem. which is least the of the problem. >> he is not likely to listen. >> i know. not likely. i don't think he will listen. i don't think he will listen. but it is -- it really is a...
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is that with the economy is prepared to handle? >> if think the market is poised to move past this will tapering issue because as you mentioned the economy has improved and is showing some confidence in the economic recovery in saying it can handle a little less stimulus. right now they're buying 85 million a month. every me for the next seven meetings. being done with the quantitative easing. lori: treasury showing a reaction. what sort of impact might that have? that is probably a reason that we will not see the robust. is that part of the outlook? >> it is. what is notable is even though the fed has said that it will be tapering the bond purchases has been measured. we had tt move and markets are not expecting it. now it is gradual, a reflection of the economy is killing stronger. the stock market can handle slightly higher rates. what we're seeing now is lot more. lori: your favorite sectors. >> we think that the whole idea of tampering validate cyclical sectors, the economy is improving. we have focused on those more pr cyclic
is that with the economy is prepared to handle? >> if think the market is poised to move past this will tapering issue because as you mentioned the economy has improved and is showing some confidence in the economic recovery in saying it can handle a little less stimulus. right now they're buying 85 million a month. every me for the next seven meetings. being done with the quantitative easing. lori: treasury showing a reaction. what sort of impact might that have? that is probably a...
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call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. of using toothpaste to clean their denture. but dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can grow and multiply. polident is specifically designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why dentists recommend polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. i have the flu... i took theraflu, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] truth is theraflu doesn't treat your cough. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have a cough suppressant. great. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus severe cold and flu fights your worst flu symptoms, plus that cough with a fast acting cough suppressant. [ sighs ] thanks!... [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] alka-
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and of course, you create jobs by growing the economy. and you have to not only grow the economy. you need to stabilize it. you can't have the situation we're in where the interest rates are right in the basement, and as someone said, you can't jump out of the basement. that is as low as it is. and if people stop trusting u.s. treasuries, the $16 trillion of debt we have out there interest rates are i going to skyrocket. interest payments will go up annually, potentially by hundreds of billions of dollars, we would have more deficit. there would be less trust. you wrecked the government's role in the economy. those are my secret notes i'm going pick them up. [laughter] so so you to stabilize that. and you have to figure out a way to get the economy to grow. and that's a long-term proposition, which will lead to more jobs. but you're right, there's contradiction in all of this. but in trying to create more jobs, you can't mess up with the overall problem of the trust worthiness and credit worthiness, you're shaking your head. we'll talk after wards. next. >> hi. over the course of
and of course, you create jobs by growing the economy. and you have to not only grow the economy. you need to stabilize it. you can't have the situation we're in where the interest rates are right in the basement, and as someone said, you can't jump out of the basement. that is as low as it is. and if people stop trusting u.s. treasuries, the $16 trillion of debt we have out there interest rates are i going to skyrocket. interest payments will go up annually, potentially by hundreds of billions...
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if you look at brazil, where one of only two rising economies where inequality decreased in the last decade, they still had all these demonstrations in the street. the president did a heck of a good job. she didn't beat anybody up. she said, you know, if you got democracy, you want more of it. you get a little pros period of time, y -- prosperity, what do want to do? in other words, she tried to bring people into a decision-making process. when people started demonstrating against mr. assad, he started killing them. you got the mess we've got now. so i think that the economic crisis sets a stage for discontent. the dispersion of power presents new challenges to people and we're going to have another 25 years or so of the struggle that i have talked about often when i was president between the forces of people who are trying to put things together and the forces of people trying to take things apart and it's now occurring at a more gran lar level all across the world. so it's frustrating for people who think, oh, there ought to be some magical answer to all this you have to do the bes
if you look at brazil, where one of only two rising economies where inequality decreased in the last decade, they still had all these demonstrations in the street. the president did a heck of a good job. she didn't beat anybody up. she said, you know, if you got democracy, you want more of it. you get a little pros period of time, y -- prosperity, what do want to do? in other words, she tried to bring people into a decision-making process. when people started demonstrating against mr. assad, he...
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bianna is here, covers the economy, weekend "gma" anchor, as well. what do you suppose is going to happen tomorrow? what are your people telling you? >> reporter: everyone is curious to see what happens overnight. one of two things could happen. if congress does attach spending cuts to this bill, that bill is blown up and you could see markets really sell off tomorrow. if this is just punted along, markets could be a little bit more patient but patience is running out. and as you mentioned, 401(k)s are being affected, as well. >> because of all the jitters. bianna, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to secretary of state hillary clinton. doctors keeping a careful eye on mrs. clinton. we reported last night on their discovery, the blood clot right next to her brain. tonight, we know former president bill clinton and their daughter chelsea have been by her side and the first message from chelsea on twitter. here's abc's sharyn alfonsi now. >> reporter: chelsea clinton leaving the hospital, where her mother will spend a third night. later, optimisti
bianna is here, covers the economy, weekend "gma" anchor, as well. what do you suppose is going to happen tomorrow? what are your people telling you? >> reporter: everyone is curious to see what happens overnight. one of two things could happen. if congress does attach spending cuts to this bill, that bill is blown up and you could see markets really sell off tomorrow. if this is just punted along, markets could be a little bit more patient but patience is running out. and as...
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economy? is this another nafta? >> it means our businesses have a greater scale the united states used to be more than half of the world economy now is one quarter pfiffner most consumers live outside our border and a lot of countries have barriers to us to sell things there that is why these agreements are advantageous to everyone especially to the united states and the trade agreements that we negotiate with europe are some of the most promising things and to expand access scale of high-paying jobs. >> what is the biggest source of frustration? >> of course, it is not the media. there are so many things that are obvious. we should do less to /on spending up front and their common chris did to the obvious and business tax reform is another of republicans in congress and experts have a reasonably similar vision of tax rates to broaden the base in thehi more competitive tax code but it is hard to get that done.ha immigration is another common sense when.y but this seemed like there should be a lot of agreement but ge
economy? is this another nafta? >> it means our businesses have a greater scale the united states used to be more than half of the world economy now is one quarter pfiffner most consumers live outside our border and a lot of countries have barriers to us to sell things there that is why these agreements are advantageous to everyone especially to the united states and the trade agreements that we negotiate with europe are some of the most promising things and to expand access scale of...
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a massive part of our economy. and so the idea that somehow we can separate out the two is a fallacy. second of all, the effort for us to deal with a multifaceted health care crisis has been going on for decades. and the person who just introduced us, as well as you early in your presidency, had as much to do with helping to shape the conversation as anybody. the fact is that we have been, up until recently, the only advanced industrialized nation on earth that permits large numbers of its people to languish without health insurance. not only is there the cruelty of people who are unable to get health insurance, having to use the emergency room as their doctor, or their health service, but we're also more efficient than anybody else. and so when we talk about, for example, our deficit, you know this better than anybody. the reason that we have not only current deficits, but also projected long-term deficits, this structural deficit that we have, is primarily based on the fact that we have a hugely inefficient, wild
a massive part of our economy. and so the idea that somehow we can separate out the two is a fallacy. second of all, the effort for us to deal with a multifaceted health care crisis has been going on for decades. and the person who just introduced us, as well as you early in your presidency, had as much to do with helping to shape the conversation as anybody. the fact is that we have been, up until recently, the only advanced industrialized nation on earth that permits large numbers of its...
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when the economy starts picking up people start saying at least the economy is getting better. only two other times has it hit the 70% number. only two other times were massive overturns getting turned out of office. the check bouncing scandal. it didn't change control but it did start the end of the control and march of 2010. i do think this goes toward the angry electorate and it may not chak up the actual make up of congress but there is the feel that go these guys aren't getting the job done. democrats and independents say one thing. gridlock and the lack of focus on the middle class. republicans say the president's policies and too much regulation. republicans are hearing one set of things and democrats another. it is where the president spoke as a senator. knox college was where one of the lincoln douglas debates was. this at a time when we are seeing such divisions in our country on the issue of race. the poll was taken after the zimmerman verdict and both before and after the president's speech on race. it is a different attitude towards race by whites and blacks after
when the economy starts picking up people start saying at least the economy is getting better. only two other times has it hit the 70% number. only two other times were massive overturns getting turned out of office. the check bouncing scandal. it didn't change control but it did start the end of the control and march of 2010. i do think this goes toward the angry electorate and it may not chak up the actual make up of congress but there is the feel that go these guys aren't getting the job...
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but the global economy? >> it certainly would, piers, because the global economy, not just the american economy, depends on the full faith and credit of the united states government. on the treasury bill, the dollar, all would be brought into question if the debt ceiling is not lifted. and remember, this is not a debt ceiling that is lifted to pay more debts. this is to pay off and to pay the bills we already have that congress and the president have already incurred. so it would be the height of irresponsibility not to lift that debt ceiling. >> right, i heard warren buffet say in the end there will be extreme stupidity. but he said there is a really why you can't go with the debt ceiling or use it for political gain, let's watch what he said. >> it makes absolutely no sense to let it be used as a lever for other things. i mean, if you want to change the laws on abortion, immigration, you name it, tax laws, whatever, let that be a piece of legislation that people hammer out. but to tie it to something, well
but the global economy? >> it certainly would, piers, because the global economy, not just the american economy, depends on the full faith and credit of the united states government. on the treasury bill, the dollar, all would be brought into question if the debt ceiling is not lifted. and remember, this is not a debt ceiling that is lifted to pay more debts. this is to pay off and to pay the bills we already have that congress and the president have already incurred. so it would be the...
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it's not it's the economy, stupid. in ukraine it looks like a cold war up rising stuck in a debate over democracy. we will go live to kiev for the latest. good morning from washington. this is "the daily rundown." coming up, a deep dive into bit coin and how it could fit into the world's phi national future. this is a wild new currency gaining steam online. let's get to the first reads of the morning. you can call the last month and a half for the republican party. after losing the last two contests after the shut down in the midst of a battle in the party, republicans clearly have the political swlj it comes to health care. they are in a bit of a quandary. they believe healing care is a winning issue, they are not sure of the next move. the president will test out some of the themes of the upcoming state of the union address and will provide a window into where he focuses energies over the next three years. this is the need for upward mobility. the president will explain how the health care law fits into his vision, e
it's not it's the economy, stupid. in ukraine it looks like a cold war up rising stuck in a debate over democracy. we will go live to kiev for the latest. good morning from washington. this is "the daily rundown." coming up, a deep dive into bit coin and how it could fit into the world's phi national future. this is a wild new currency gaining steam online. let's get to the first reads of the morning. you can call the last month and a half for the republican party. after losing the...
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economy -- and the global economy -- but in terms of growing inequality. we do not know how to grow the economy enough. competitiveness -- we are not trained. we do not have enough workers who are trained to be actually function in this economy. these are terrible threats, not just to people who are suffering but the overall economy. we need to see him more holistically. one of the things that frustrates me on my think tank side -- the debate seems very stale. what i have not seen our whole -- new ideas, which is how we will deal with these and the globalize hypercompetitive, hyper integrated economy. i am hoping the issue is so deep and profound that people are starting to understand how it has such a ripple effect in the economy that some of the great minds will start moving in this direction and coming up with a new ideas. what concerns me is leaving the fiscal piece out of this discussion. the economy is an integrated mechanism, right? we need to be thinking about growth and inequality and our fiscal sustainability and all of these pieces together. we
economy -- and the global economy -- but in terms of growing inequality. we do not know how to grow the economy enough. competitiveness -- we are not trained. we do not have enough workers who are trained to be actually function in this economy. these are terrible threats, not just to people who are suffering but the overall economy. we need to see him more holistically. one of the things that frustrates me on my think tank side -- the debate seems very stale. what i have not seen our whole --...
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the economy growing at an annualized rate at 2.5%. not great growth. >> not great. >> how would you characterize the fundamentals? >> i think they're improving. what we look for, which is the key in the markets, we see the economy doing much better. we see next year the economy and u.s. growing over 3% the the u.s. economy, the private sector has already been growing 3 to 4% currently. whatwh taking that back down is the sequester to 1 to 2 percentage points. when that begins to neutralize as we go through the rest of the the year you'll see the underlying activity. that's why we think next year will be a positive surprise which means good things for profits. >> let's talk third quarter. what are you expecting? revenue wasn't great last quarter. >> revenue wasn't great last quarter. we think this will be a transition. we see about 3% growth for u.s. companies. next year we think the rate could go up to 6%. not only will the u.s. see an up tick to 3% in growth, we'll see an uptick globally. we have the major economies aligned for the f
the economy growing at an annualized rate at 2.5%. not great growth. >> not great. >> how would you characterize the fundamentals? >> i think they're improving. what we look for, which is the key in the markets, we see the economy doing much better. we see next year the economy and u.s. growing over 3% the the u.s. economy, the private sector has already been growing 3 to 4% currently. whatwh taking that back down is the sequester to 1 to 2 percentage points. when that begins...
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economy. that having been said, when i look as sequestration, i do not look at the cuts per se impact the economy in a negative way. it will not help growth in the short term, but it has offsetting factors which medicaid the negative . the problem with sequestration is the way the cuts will take place. what we tell our congressmen and senators when we send them to washington -- that is why we send them here. we send them here to spend money. that is absolutely what we do in an economic sense. we expect the federal government to provide public goods -- roads, infrastructure, education, national defense. and so, we spend -- send them here to spend. we know in order to pay for those goods we know we have to tax. that is what they are here to the. to spend and tax. what we hope they do is prioritize. we hope we look -- delegate was out there and say, what do we need to do first, how much the way to do and only do that. and sequestration flies in the face of that reason for sending them here. it ob
economy. that having been said, when i look as sequestration, i do not look at the cuts per se impact the economy in a negative way. it will not help growth in the short term, but it has offsetting factors which medicaid the negative . the problem with sequestration is the way the cuts will take place. what we tell our congressmen and senators when we send them to washington -- that is why we send them here. we send them here to spend money. that is absolutely what we do in an economic sense....
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our economy is stronger. when we honor else the talents and ingenuity of striving hopeful immigrants. and right now, leaders from the business labor law enforcement faith communities, they all agree that the time has come to pass comprehensive immigration reform. now is the time to do it. know is the time to get it done. if you want to vote no, that's your choice. but these proposals deserve a vote. graduations, anniversaries have been stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun. our actions will not prevent every senseless act of violence in this country. in fact no laws, no initiatives, no administrative argues will perfectly solve all the challenges i've outlined tonight. but we were never sent here to be perfect. we were sent here to make what difference we can. to secure this nation, expand opportunities, uphold our ideals through the hard, often frustrating but absolutely necessary work of self government. >> rose: joining me from washington mark halperin from "time" magazine, your honor heilemann of "
our economy is stronger. when we honor else the talents and ingenuity of striving hopeful immigrants. and right now, leaders from the business labor law enforcement faith communities, they all agree that the time has come to pass comprehensive immigration reform. now is the time to do it. know is the time to get it done. if you want to vote no, that's your choice. but these proposals deserve a vote. graduations, anniversaries have been stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun. our actions...
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>> we want to grow the economy. we think of processes the way to do that. i explained what my concerns are . -- that speaks for itself. i would have agreement that gets this test it under control, that does right by future generations, and we are going to try if we can find an agreement to do that. >> let me answer that as well. chairman ryan knows i will not vote for his budget. i know that he is not going to vote for my. we will find the common ground between our two budgets and we both can vote on, and that is our goal. >> [indiscernible] >> that is what we will be discussing. we will let you know. >> [indiscernible] this morning president obama talked about the temporary financial patch to resolve the debt ceiling deadline and the government shutdown. he suggested a way forward to resolving federal budget issues. >> good morning, everybody. these have a seat. last night i signed legislation to reopen our government and pay america's bills. because democrats and responsible republicans came governmenthe first shutdown in 17 years is now over. the first d
>> we want to grow the economy. we think of processes the way to do that. i explained what my concerns are . -- that speaks for itself. i would have agreement that gets this test it under control, that does right by future generations, and we are going to try if we can find an agreement to do that. >> let me answer that as well. chairman ryan knows i will not vote for his budget. i know that he is not going to vote for my. we will find the common ground between our two budgets and...
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inequality driving the slow economy. there's zero data to back that up other than a wish and a hope by threat. >> there's a lot of data where people looked at two states right next to each other. one that want raised the minimum wage and one that wasn't. the one that want does raise there's no adverse impact. >> they don't hire. >> they do actually hire more people. in fact, there are a lot of countries with high minimum wage that have strong economic growth. >> germany has no minimum wage. >> germany has very strong wages. >> i got to get out. >> it seems to me those who pay high benefits, they are stuck and mired and endiminished in high unemployment rates. i got to get out. we'll do this again i promise. thanks very much. we'll be coming to you live from washington, d.c. tomorrow. my special guest former veep, dick cheney. i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool. only from progressive. ♪ ♪ so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a diffe
inequality driving the slow economy. there's zero data to back that up other than a wish and a hope by threat. >> there's a lot of data where people looked at two states right next to each other. one that want raised the minimum wage and one that wasn't. the one that want does raise there's no adverse impact. >> they don't hire. >> they do actually hire more people. in fact, there are a lot of countries with high minimum wage that have strong economic growth. >> germany...
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where are baby boomers headed when they hang up their working shoes, the econoimpact it has o economy and younger people. "on the money" right now. >> "on the money." >> here is a look at what is making news as we go into a new week "on the money." chairman ben
where are baby boomers headed when they hang up their working shoes, the econoimpact it has o economy and younger people. "on the money" right now. >> "on the money." >> here is a look at what is making news as we go into a new week "on the money." chairman ben
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and energy efficient economy than they are continuing where we're going. >> rose: do they have more incentive than we do? >> yeah, they can't breathe. (laughter) there are uprisings in china now because people are scared to send their kids outside. they don't want their kids to walk to school. when people get a certain amount of income now they try to find a private school because they have enclosed bubble-like recreational facile cities the kids will be able to breathe without having their lungs polluted the yellow river is already dry at certain times of the year and the chinese built this big engineering strategy of having two canal us there yangtze, even the engineers, not just the greenpeace people are saying you have to do something, this will dry both rivers. and i think china may become -- look at all these demonstrations. they may become the most environmentally active country on the planet because they can't breathe in beijing and other places >> the life expectancy in northern china just because of air pollution has been cut five and a half years. as president clinton sai
and energy efficient economy than they are continuing where we're going. >> rose: do they have more incentive than we do? >> yeah, they can't breathe. (laughter) there are uprisings in china now because people are scared to send their kids outside. they don't want their kids to walk to school. when people get a certain amount of income now they try to find a private school because they have enclosed bubble-like recreational facile cities the kids will be able to breathe without...
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and even though the economy added 157,000 new jobs. nearly 23 million americans are still out of work or stuck in part-time jobs. here now with reaction fox news contributor, gary b. smith and joining us from new york is david callahan a senior fellow at demos which is a progressive think tank. all right, gentlemen. let's start with you this on the surface the stock market is rocking up to 14,000. don't you wish put more money in the market this month. this labor participation rate is hovering at an all-time low last 30 years. tell us what's going on in these jobs? >> dichotomy by the market which is owned by the obama 1%. in this case 5%. and the average investor has missed most of that move. we have taken it out in the depths of 2008 and not gotten back. in fortunately for people in the stock market there is a lot more money in the stock market that could go in. what you and i care about is exactly what you were talking about unemployment number. labor participation rate. for all the emphasis stimulus and whatnot that the administrat
and even though the economy added 157,000 new jobs. nearly 23 million americans are still out of work or stuck in part-time jobs. here now with reaction fox news contributor, gary b. smith and joining us from new york is david callahan a senior fellow at demos which is a progressive think tank. all right, gentlemen. let's start with you this on the surface the stock market is rocking up to 14,000. don't you wish put more money in the market this month. this labor participation rate is hovering...
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the idea that it will slow down the economy is ridiculous. as a percentage of non-defense is 1.5 cents out of $1. >> no economist says -- >> we are drowning in debt and we are asking for a 1.5% cut in non-defense spending and people say it's the end of the world. we have to cut 30% ultimately if we want to get near a balanced budget. >> there is no one who thinks sequestration is a good idea. >> the congressional budget office, which i agree does not mean it's an economic authority, but they said they will be cutting economic growth by one half. >> how much of our economy is it cutting? >> complaining about the uncertainty, we know that. china has been stealing our lunch in cyberspace. >> it is costing hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of u.s. jobs every year. >> counterterrorism expert who worked under the reagan administration, both the bushes, president clinton. the pit cyber warfare they're waiting on the united states and have been doing it for years. who has been minding the store? >> there was a bill that had been agreed to
the idea that it will slow down the economy is ridiculous. as a percentage of non-defense is 1.5 cents out of $1. >> no economist says -- >> we are drowning in debt and we are asking for a 1.5% cut in non-defense spending and people say it's the end of the world. we have to cut 30% ultimately if we want to get near a balanced budget. >> there is no one who thinks sequestration is a good idea. >> the congressional budget office, which i agree does not mean it's an...
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but the global economy? >> it certainly would, piers, because the global economy, not just the american economy, depends on the full faith and credit of the united states government. on the treasury bill, the dollar, all would be brought into question if the debt ceiling is not lifted. and remember, this is not a debt ceiling that is lifted to pay more debts. this is to pay off and to pay the bills we already have that congress and the president have already incurred. so it would be the height of irresponsibility not to lift that debt ceiling. >> right, i heard warren buffet say in the end there will be extreme stupidity. but he said there is a really why you can't go with the debt ceiling or use it for political gain, let's watch what he said. >> it makes absolutely no sense to let it be used as a lever for other things. i mean, if you want to change the laws on abortion, immigration, you name it, tax laws, whatever, let that be a piece of hammer out. but to tie it to something, well you break the promises
but the global economy? >> it certainly would, piers, because the global economy, not just the american economy, depends on the full faith and credit of the united states government. on the treasury bill, the dollar, all would be brought into question if the debt ceiling is not lifted. and remember, this is not a debt ceiling that is lifted to pay more debts. this is to pay off and to pay the bills we already have that congress and the president have already incurred. so it would be the...
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economy according to a brand new survey, more than 80% of small businesses now say that the economy is on the wrong track. that according to the u.s. chamber of commerce. what's more, over half of small businesses, some 54%, expect business climate for small businesses to worsen in the next two years. and that's not all, 75% of business owners are blaming the affordable health care act, better known to some as obamacare, saying they expect it to increase their costs while only 5% reported it would make health care coverage more affordable. the new health care law is also expected to put a strain on hiring. 71% reporting that it will make it it harder to bring on new employees. ed butowsky is a managing partner at chapwood investments. his perspective on this. ed, good to see you as always, my friend. i spoke to numerous small business owners and a common theme runs through their story, we're concerned about their future, they cite regulations, the affordable health care law, better known as i said of obamacare and part of the reason for the uncertainty. are their concerns valid though?
economy according to a brand new survey, more than 80% of small businesses now say that the economy is on the wrong track. that according to the u.s. chamber of commerce. what's more, over half of small businesses, some 54%, expect business climate for small businesses to worsen in the next two years. and that's not all, 75% of business owners are blaming the affordable health care act, better known to some as obamacare, saying they expect it to increase their costs while only 5% reported it...